Deafen - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
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Brit.
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verb
- be unbearably loud
a deafening noise
- make or render deaf (syn: deaf)a deafening noise
- make soundproofdeafen a room
Extra examples
We were deafened by the explosion.
I was nearly deafened by the loud music.
The sound of the musketry had deafened them to everything else.
Our voices were deafened with the noise of the sea.
Word forms
verb
I/you/we/they: deafen
he/she/it: deafens
present participle: deafening
past tense: deafened
past participle: deafened
I/you/we/they: deafen
he/she/it: deafens
present participle: deafening
past tense: deafened
past participle: deafened
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